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Fifth ..r.,. bay of Dravihrg'; • '- - ' • . ••• ' ' i '' .'• 2t TI ,qK ETs and I 1 AR ES (%yArr - .4pje(,lupciraivnlareonSile a ' lth e_liricedftilli cs in Town and C ountry. - -- .i.c.:171-the if.t of iugitst.iviii•bc published;:pricd ts. i iNuEnt? . .e44l. {to be continued on th e first Day of every 'lllunth), every' tender., and ; humane feeling, and to as alto• getherunder the impression of malignity. is in fear:and terror of his lite by thelooks of the turnkeys, hay icularly of one Carty, a murderer. Ike speaks with the highest respell of the Govern r nxnt,. but believes Dr. Trevor counteraels the in ternioos of Government. Y he ,most 7.alive.agent. of Buonaparte could not do More to_ irritate the prisoners to madness than Dr. Trevor, does. e , 'rag. ..LIBRARIAN ; containing an Analysis • and. List 4at . the PlaVs,..3lnl.,Ppriigres of Sir Henr y C nauticy'.s t liSibrical A of 1 - 14Jtforkighire.-.7-iist Re tiort cit‘the Committee. of Recdrds—Aceourrt of the Manu s-ripts in the Lib rar i es o f the Royal Society and Heralds' 4;oßegd—Cat a l ogne 4ii son ne e of the Works of Lord tai tes "f.i9grapkical .and. Literary ill,iscel Litesqty I ist.of I .ooks , Vifbll4ll;=.•: l ..in mema ry Pa_ pe printed by ordpr cili)rh;- - taeuse of Commonsinflie last Session; &c. - &c. &e. , , , •Ily 1 , 9.141 7 .. S E, • Lbndon Printed for ,Savage, No. qg Bedford.- : bury ; and sued by all Booksell ers i n t h e -U n i ted Kingdom. , . . 1-IE . STATE : 1 1 ( )TTERY. 4 ., ol . lowitig ‘CA.PITAL PRIZES. i6n)ain In • the vvneel i-1,,0001. i,0,01. 5,0001. - i,,O:ol. 5,01. ' I ° o l besides a large Pr3pOrtion of the inferior Prizes of sz.i. 2o1:. fs :. & c. '..-• .•t i't Tickets anti .Shares, •,,i{arranted Untirawn, are on &ale by. SW I-FT and Co. r i 'oilltry, and, Chating-Croas. ~:ruESDAY NEXT, August z, Willjbe the next Day o f taining. . . • • .. CannOt suggest any Diode of alleviating the con dition of the prisoners. Swears that., he entertains no sentiment, wish, or opinion, which should in any manner preclude him from the indulgence shewn to other prisoh_a-S. Would wish for more communication with the prisoners whilst taking exercise. Question—Can he suggest any thing that would alleviate the condition of:the prisoners, consistently with the safety of the Gaol Aiiswer—lt is a deEcate question. Thinks the removal of Dr,Trevor, or an alteration in his condu&, would be useful. Believes some ,threat of assassingtott has been held to every person i n the Gaol. Th,, greater part of the prisoners were kept during the winter dripping wet % without fire in their cells, in ,which they' were kept several days Without being let. ont,- particularly Mr. Dermot, ne phew to Mr.:Conplly. Acknowledges that he is gluated by feelings of 'personal resentment and injury against Dr. Trevor, and has no objec=tion to be confronted with him. Forgives - the avar:ce of Dunn the gaoler; his 'avarice is_shewn by giving bad meat, and a 'small allowance of coals. ~.._. .... I - TE-bext, Day of bralxiing Nvill : be TUESDAY . -,tili KT...tile 2d oP.A tlivist. .t, „: • t.e The .Tjcker, No, 2,629, drawit.the.last Day of Dpwing, a Trine of Tcn Thousand Pou'nds, was s c old in Sh ares by . 11 e.snis. Ili A Z'A R L),- Br/ IZ.N E . ' a',4l ''O!',"o. 'Royal Exchange; vo:li ere TIKK L•es and SIIAR'ES, 'WarrAftted undrawn i ,ion, ‘----- 0:1 the tat Of. August, Y 868 ,, will be 'published, price zs. 6tl. . Ntirncr I. of a New Publicati on , entitled] r FETE LONDON MEDICA-L abdSURGfCAL. A. SP ECTAT(I ; or, Monthly I.Z.ei-ister of the Modern State arkt Improvements regular . iiiditregular, in its var:ous branches : containing, 1. A View of: 'Empiricism, and its pernicious Conseipience:: 7...Oriinal Communications, Cas'es, and Reviews in Me di:: ;),i4rger);, NU:twit:cry., t'inirmacy.„, .7 llitelligence, consisting or Anecdotes, Biography, No tic'ts ct.Piabiications, and other NtiscellatieguNlaiter. The whole systemaricalfy arranged tot tile,P,se and Clear of- Reference . London : Printed for 'S. Highlcy, 24,,,k.lept,street acct A. .81ack.Wooi.l; ninbUrgii. • . G'IC7'O4LLING 7 U 147 C. A :yu6r 21, ;8c 8. :T . ,i3E3C,OII , III , IISSIONERSj or VICTUALLING flis tlialesty's Navy do ,berely give. Nailer, 7'1141 on 1 5 :f, t j :2eprrrn6er next, ti-Eywill re 4 2.l:r ro ,r -ceive rendels Tzniting(saled up), and treat for rtich:Oyntilies of itusn,l3 E aitiT RK, of tbe best ani to be Lt, ,, :ed In the ensitii4 Seaon, as the :eipeßive IllerThants a.vd Defleftaxreisz nt y t/..:ink' proper lo•ofer 'part thereof to to be n tacked.in halt pne:tbird part in Ti,reer, .and the F - ent.timing one-thin/, part in Barrels ; to be delivered into Ills ;11,i jAy : ".Xiandlling'St7v - 64 - "atr0;174,-a.:l, Fir - 14month, and P? ) , - 1):9lat, ; a d into the ilenpiVhcheallingStores in Saint Catherine's, 1 " ';4loleitli"rop7rtioss of: . e.teb divripion of Casks, e'y the paio-ls z'aff-tnentiontd, <_ ~ .. . _ : r_. _. ~ . „Mr. RICHARD ROE. i Mi.. HICHAIID ROE, forinerly of Tutbury, ,_4 'in the County of StaTerd, Fdlmon6er, will 'avply . to mr: Humulne , Moore; of- ShArrilOci - ,lor 'to Mr. Fowler, of .„, , :1, ,l 'urt•on upyo 'Frew, Stairottishire, Solicitor, he will, on ac 'count or thep q , cent Death of hi s l a t e Sister, .Hannah Bacon,. of Tutbtiry aforesaiil lieh't of something to his:aclyansage: Burtchon Trent, fulSi`x9 . , iBoB. . ;'''•- ' .. , t '~`:t SALLAD 011 „AND GORGONA ANCILOVIES- N porta t ,beets obthined; ti,d now on Sale at uRG E SS's and :Son. 1ta1441 Ware , 4iouse, 10 7, Strai,il. _ I.IU.KG ES; S's FISH SAUCt. Scc. 1,44%,'-ke'rtou FAmit r s he great. repittatrran' which.; t' z ' - '„,URG S s has gaiiied hr. the superior Excellence of - . l!s ,d e'od..",CE ANCHOVIES for FISI-1 SAUCE 147, 1. 9 Per Sons to give the , :inte name to an Artic'le en _ .411.,',.1, 41 LeIeut r — 0 FIN -BURG E SS.. and. SON think' it; a oiey owe the Public, tocautioo them against such lip rsql°6s, as 4 , :ve , al. People travel the E melte, o:Yering-Shop, tn. ,Xtra hfge - lirotit to'veiiitthe tpt, ribus kind : bscr'avre p Ar ticuiariy.requesikci to ask tor Buresss's,, alit. to. ,t e ., genuighbut what bave t these words upon . the ,terife . '"Er?Toliti,nUrgess and Son's Oridna and Supprigilis „if th or No. u 37, Strand - , Corner eS4 voY Steps, London. • ' This Day was published, One large Vdlurne,, tint°. pike tds l ibolina,: yiNTICK!S NEW - LATIN:.ENIC; LIST{ and I — ENG, LI.)1 - 14ATIII Di C - 110 designed f. , r i the Use of Graintnar - Schools, and. Private Education. 'Co.:- ! rtining,ali the Wordt and Phrases proper tur reading. the Classic Authors. ACcornparied \vith every 1 Inp i rovenicw: . to supply the r deficienciea of other Dittionatieli,....drsd+toicnnble the Scholar to parse and construe each trord according to • various ititerpretations by 'the_best Ant hor' in the English tongue. . • • Edition has been actbed, a Cissicar:),lex Of . the PreterperfectS• anti Stipines ofYer'es. ; new Edition,!ce l!vistlcraild'autirer ted_fhrO34llou,t. . • tYne-foitrth of the Nvhoie-by, the st January. ) (The -h,t!fof ihe rein.titking Quant►ty by 3 tsc March,} 1809. An the:ten - 41416er by the 30th , to be 'l)..ud for 6y Bills , payable , with Interest, ninety days after date. ' lie has n,nt ,had any bad meat himself, or any deficiency of'cOals. Bread. UeCom.fitions of the Contrafis Nay be seen-at the Seiretary's Ceice, at this ©(lice, ot- by applying ts , Mr. 3t. IV. Dunsteiville, 4gent for the Pia:Jai:iv at cerk,,t-9 the coaet7orrof His Ma l - Ctistomi ct Li:kerick, Belfast, Neyty,an:i tratethrd, 'and to the Postm.trter.t.:eneral at Dublin, ;e-spreilvey. IVILLIAM CICAK M. Rector of N tasted and ltield, in Kent. • rrinted . torl, -Maw:nan, J. folinson, and C. Rivhi. ton, ‘Vilkie and .ItoiQinson, j. J. Nunn, (ur ell acal-Nlartirt,' Pote , and Scatcie - ra and Letreinial, , Cadell, r and Davic.i„ LI , Noosey,..C. 1. Richardson, r:.M . Itizhaat s m, Lackington, A lien, and Co. Parton and. Harvey,. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and.Orme, •B. Crosby and Co. an t i son and So ! ,, tVlie Tyronis "Enos:turns, or Latin Part only, may be had sepitrately, .rrice 6s. bound. • - 4, . it .• i, r NIFSSRS..LUCAS and (i..Wo - Leave t© • c m e o-tthqr . rary ~,!hose that may be desirous. of .borrowing Teipps - Yr Vern-I : p e a sti'ms of ATON t tliat the,y . can at all ,ctriucsi aud‘without delay, aelv.inOe - iin'y Stun front Ont.- Hurr-• or_44o•Twenty'l'hotismd Poonds,:and upwatds, oh persor.4.l. k`l t Y other Sccia rig, ati4hig from NI arri4eSettletnents,;lo., t _Y in the Funds, Cler ., ; . : , nierW Livings, or ' , I - et:hold; Ccpy- °ll, 4 ntl' i Teaittluild-g46tes; on the most fart. and eiinitaale ey,f 4114, iutd-wil I, also cOuflii'd eyery Negoi iation at 'wi th less, Cg f, what is usually incurred-in moin:y transacitoßs.. ol , •er'scin a i A pj4ications No. Lucas and, Co. daily ' To. , -- ` ll e sat their house, No. 19, fei l myttreel, St. lama's; an ( iv , ,ictwrs, post-paid, imtliedia!ely .answered.. • :.; . .114%* 11 . M I years pup:qase will I.L; giveg ter weitlecure4 N 1' - • . • '- v, 1.9.. i.. • No regard will be Gad to any Tend r es in which the I",lce sha / not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the 13,2ard before One o'clock on the said Thursday the I jtb of Sep t;mher next; nor,uniess the Pelson who makes the Tolder, ar some persoir oft his behAlf, attends, to answer, when called for. EAST INDIA HOUSE, tc.B - COURT (If DI RECTORS of the LIAITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND Trod. !Mg' to ge'EAST INDIES do That they will be:ready 19 fictive PrOposdts, in writing, on or before Widnesday till 31st August next, from au Peii-om who "m.iy he willing to Litt esz frcight a Slliy o/ 1200 Tons hurtben amd upwards, built su t i evieht to the 22d Augtist, 1804, cf Ma.. aerd rrrno.-;. to ei-,on g a`61 , 2,-oirdm on tic Company's account, and afteewards to be engaged Six Vry:igir is the Compa , !P's Regulai Service. The Tenders, v.i:b thewirds " Ship Tthder7 on the Cove,, to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretasy,,on or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, en the above day, .bvond which bur . not aiy Tender will be received. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. fOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM d PLAINTS. FREEMAN'S GUTT.A. SALUTARIS is by tar the inost safe and efleqtual . Remedy ever yet disco- 1 , : vered fot the'Cure of that dangerous Disetife: Persons unhap. "pityasli. eti tyith :Venereal Complaintti, in all its sta7.,cs and under its varioils appearances, will find a secure and present I :- .. Relieby taking these "ITIObt invaluable 15rd 1s ; which, f or their e.7c.ce:llency during thirty yeirs practice ix the inost po fp,i*us hutron-gartic'u, 11 it 're ucen Gutta Salutaris. , St. john Mason, Esq. . . ..An g t o This-Day was p u bli s h e d , • 9! t iScale,d 4_54. in boards, the First . Part or ihe•S ixtriVolume or A CT I tNIUNICATIONS to " the Ii.OA RD of b - - 41 j 1 -- . lllitl, to 'the Hui:. 4, 44,1 Internal Impn)v.einqat of th, Country.. Rulniek ancl Co.. ivy G, and W. Nicol, Bookieflers to INfai,,ity, and to the Board of I i •Isoid• hr •Willtie' and Robinson,` P • -•ateruoster • A' r AFrtetne, W. Creech,,' Edinburgh; and ' r 'i'K, Dublin. . Where in 4 ay tii . - - fOimer Volumes The Secrecy with which most persons so affliCted find it needfui to conceal their sufrerrhgs, may be safely employed while ysing these. Drops ; since they render continement un— necessary; as'well as all unctuous or mercurial Preparations, or anx;surgical Operation whatever. - • By appointment of Dr. F reeman they are sold by R. But ler! 4, Lheapside corner of . Paterkoster-row ; Bacon, 1 50, and Pickling, 76, Oxford-street and Callwell, Dublin; Sott,' : Smith, and Baxter, Edinhurh ; 11.1 4 Donald, Glasgow.; 'Stairrs;.' MtinCliester ; 14thhiry, Liveipooh Stairis and Lynch, ! Manchester-I.and most Medicine Vendstrs:iirtrvery`Town, in Bcttles; 'at is. qti. each. . . • The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions on which the Ship . 24,0 be ingaged in the C:4lllPat!"' S 'Set vice may be seen, upon ap plication to Mr. James . Cowan, Clerk to the Committee of Ship" 'ping, on er after Pray the 51h 4ugust. .; ---;T , BY HIS :.`dAIESTY's _ROYAL LETTERS. PATENT. WA I T ,h S . O!s s b N t PURE d uof m TRANSPARENT tx mi) „ ei SOAP. s 0 yof fered ..with confidence 3 to • the fashionable World. It is the ,inost excellent, and, at the same time, the moss mild, limo cant, and refined Soap, 'tharhas'ever been made, 'Men of the first - etninence 'Chemistry haz e tKamitiect it ; and its ori ginal and most peculiar character of Transparency is one of tne strongest indications of its supeitor Excellence. The Clearness, Delicacy, and . Soltne-s it gives t.) the COrnpdexion, are absolutely unequalled ; and many Ladies of Distinction, \\Ala are:affeCted in.the m o st di stres ii ng manner by every other Soap, and have condescended to make trial or fh!s, have immediately honoure.dit with their patronage 'rid support: - ." : ' 111 EMO R lAL Or THE STATE PRISONERS 6) - NFINK - D IN KILMAIN- 11AM GAOL. uly 17, 1804. COPY of DEPOSITIONS taken at an Examination into the Conditiontf the State Prisoners in the Gaol of Kll._ MAIN HAM; in the County of Dublin ; pursnant to His Excellency the Lord Lietktenant'N Letter to the Right Ho; nourable the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench. :Gentlemen, who, find shaving g difficult. operation, will receive the greatest satistaCtion from the Transparent Soap. It affords a find permanent lather,' whiCh'softens the beard, and renders. the action of the razor .surifrisingly pitasant,. close, sinotitjl, and easy ; and it leaves the skin soft, flexi ble, and free from the s li g h t e st i rr itaticin, It is sold by 13ayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, Charing cross ; Keith and Co. No. 30, Haymarket ; kigge, 31, New "Bond-street ; Lowe, 330, Strand ; Davison, 59, Fleet-street ;. Varner, 7;, New Bond-street ; 6;, Cheapside ; Thorn and Co. 46, Oxford -street ; and most other resped able Perfumers in Town and Country. Present, Chief Justice; Mr: Justice DAY. Philip Long, sworn, \Vas a merchant in Dub- P4 ‘.- '' .' ' • . IA.I I MER's R EPO KT • of Sir ARTFIU R P.A.G El"s - I he • LE - f•T Lady IiORING,DO4 given at 1 ! . 1 1,1 l ength. : • ptx !'lris I,•zi was published, price - HE-TRIALof SIT'ARTRUR•PAGET-for'Cri . . minal - Conversation • with Lady 130 R INC DO NI; ' at: 'he st - teras' Court, .and a Special jury - Daattg - es Ten Thou . - &and Pounds ' ' - '' ~.. . Taken in Short.:hand,by TORN and WM. I' LOMER. , 6 T 9 .YibiGli• is 4!li•iot,' 4::ppies oi 014116 '4:Otters pf Lady, *)ortigtion;Achisivay given•initiN Ri'Yort. ell P llblisfic i f by "It D. Symonds, and sold' by all Book- 'ers:,-,, , , ~ oi:. ? 1 - . C,..,..' This Day,was published,.price Is. , • 9A,„ RLES's SAIALL-CLOTE-lES ; a National, . 1 Cre„V,e• Caiiiiiitte;: for the Sinalf,Cl o tb eq, the I.:ords • 1 e, 'Grey, • E rs ki ne ; Commoners, Windhatm,* Whit.: anot4,th ' ':Z el au ida cls l4:, :ta i:P c. eity, -Punch ; Ambassadors., Adair,. Yar nl-11 1JY...0-le-AUTHOR of the FOXI AII. E/ • Ce•tiVitb,gitini fata-DeusqUe sinebanr, Sen-lper honor, nomenque twain, laiblesctue manebunt. • 1.4.'-•-•ear preCiOus Strlall , -cinthes,. your distinguish'd name- `shall iung-surv,ive his Tonnpery-lii.sturys tame, • - ‘,;S•oltl.by liikerstalf, Essex -street, Strand; Hatchard, .Pie... cli llY • Bw,shaw, liryde's-street, Covent-Garden ; ar4As 7 Ael-*; .9)i-hin fr." ' ' .- . l's".'"-.7-7--.--::--7—.--.77- : -•--r---------- -----:.------ • :VALU.qi.E NEV 5 1 WPM . : FOR. YOUTH. ia li r, • Titil Day. was published, • leltilck Vol. 12,i no price 4s. 6d. boards, or cs. bound, ta LOSOI O } - rr for YOUI'ET ; or, Scintific - Tut r• I 'rig the Young• - Natural- and Experimcnral _l l -, 1 u . iil 2c) ;.p°.?Plfer's,tletul Companion comprg an Endeavour liai n ,,utt• the First Principles of Nleehanics, ecc. Sce, : fami ti4e,i,,llle Yotithful mind. 'ro which are prefixed, Exer-, '" L locution. ' . '- • • : 44 1 ti or by WILLIAM PERRY, , rte s l- . of the R oyal,S rand d English and French Diction a nd of the Synonymous r, tyinolo g i c a I and I' ronow.:- p.. 6. utOionary. '• v ,i ; l',lnted lOr i,. M. Richardson, No. 2.3, Cox - 1111W, Gpposite '‘‘)Y4l E.xchange. . ....,_ -• . - AiII .LITARY VIEWS OF Ttm CONTINENT, - fiEROISH OF,S.WEDEN. t10 % . 0 'this Day was published, , trb---;.Y printed in Two large Volurnes, Oailio, with a.1.).91'!• t front Vandyke,... and various Plans, -price i 1 .1 5 . -c". " Roy,, I I , ) aPer,anci , tot- pressed, 21. lose Is loity of 'tile LIFE of GUSTAVUS ADQL- ' . l' 4 1 US, KI N . G . of SW E DEN, surnamed the G R fi.t I'. 4 .„--owhich i,-; prefixed, au 'Essay oh the - Military . State of .Ctir o lent 11 ee V, co notU ry • tain ing the ' Manners and Customs of the FOUT. Third By the4tev. WALTER, lIARTE, A.NI. _. r ••••(.11tSon, including the Appendix; Revised, Correa, printed e(1 Altered, and Enlargtd, by I. I. Stockdale. Le (i for Stockdale, ju 'No. 4 , 1',11 . 1.-NLI 1 k and W hcy r`t",Se, Keene and Gilbert, and !lodges, Dublin. v r ''' lll, k) bc liml, translated and edited i:iy I. I. St,-.. ' , dale, 7 Greoltaire's Charles XJ.I. with' Anecdote's of 1):..L:.- the"' li.n.:r' 16 ` e * . 1"-Itoval Otavo,7 and hot -pressed, ; ~ :i.O , r WOl, price 11. is.; Deiny OCtavo, los. 6,1.; t:',... ..',:• fk.'7.14,111,-‘rior Editions of- Volt,lire' ar;.l'daily .) , :' , -L...:,. ;c ,4—..l;t?ovei cations Editor be t , ; - 's that pa:lieu!' ' ' ~r wk. 1...; J . •• , ' • NEW MEDICINE ACT. NEWBER): - and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's• F.. Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder and other Valuable Preparations, "inform the Public, that in consequence. of.the New Stamp Duties, the Price Of that Medicine will be in future 2s. 9d. per Packet,, or . 11. is. 6d. per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Paikets in a Bottle (as in ad e up f or t h e Army and Navy) maybe had for 11. 45. And the words "F. Newbery, N 0 ,." 45, St.- Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, which it is presumed will be a sufficient security against CoUnterfeils,_his Signa ture on the Labels'will - be - discontinued - . • The folloWing are the Prices of their -other . Medicines, Stamps included ; but those who ; purc4se six, or more, at a time, - will be allowed the Stariflis gratis. J. d. 5. d . Dr..larnes's Powder , 2 •9 • Dalby's Carminative i• 9 Do. in a Bottle - o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - .4 0 Do. large Box • 24 o FreakelsTinetof Bark 4 The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Huxham's'diito •3• o• Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Tonic Pills - • 9 • Do. ConyUlsion Oil 2 6 English C o ff ee - 2 2 y Ditto,Nitre Drops -6 Carrather's-Drops .2 - 9 Do._ Camomile Drops 9 . ESSCriCe of Gi nger • z DO. Paregoric Lozenges I 16- Ditto Peppermint t. Angibaud's Blois ditto t ti Dr. Hootiet's Pills t li”enceolColtstbot 3 6 Grant's Drops • - t ti Mr. S peiNe's.Dentifrice 4 0. Inglisifs Scuts Pills Cephalic•Sniiff - - t o Henry's M %nes:La 2 6 Jones's Rheum: Tina. 3' 6 Norton's Drops 6 rr,„. f rj ,, s Bili r y .ts . 5 4 6 Spil s b u f y ' s D rops 6 • iass's.Magnesia 4.3 6 , Dr. Solana. is -Tea z • Wilson's Alterative 4 6 Gretlough's Ti l itt n r e t• lo Purifying Sweet Cakes z 3 . Do.. Tolu I.oLen;: j e4 t I?; • -- • • • As a rnany Persons mistake the House of Messrs. Ne\vbery, observe, that it• is at the East . End of St. briars front C4e , rpsirle, with theselwords riff . Front--" Trl.E :)NLV OR„ = I. I iMIS's POWDER." lin till his arrest ; has been • in solitary confinements ince last August. Mr: Roche and Mr. Rice have passes to see him when they please; the treatment he has received, in point of foot!, cannot be worse, puttid meat and Want of vegetables; last.winter.was kept on salt .meat:and bad potatoes. The viagals are better now than here-tofoTe ; the viauals he had yesterday were ra ther.better than thosele formerly • had. Dr. Tr evor has 'nut been in h s room once these six months. Consi,ters Dr. Trevor, as the whole cause of - the had treatment of the prisoners. The water was for seven or eight months putrid, positively stinking; it is .ra thee better at present . ; it is good now, as gOdd now as apy water.: - it was heretofore mixed with the shores and excrement. The attendance has been •exceedingly bad; only one attendant for sixty-peo ple,. who were locked hp in cells for about four or Ave months. :The bread, even tioW, occasion ally very bad; it was bid, Very bad, yesterday. Understands' Dr. TreVor cdntraas tbr bread. From , the- hour of his confineMent to the present, 'her has great l'ASO[lOO complain of. rigorous confinement. tie had occasion for a•dentist, and when attended by him, had a Man placed behind him, and Di'. Trevor before him, looking into hiS mouth. Dr. Blake was the:(lentist who attended him if'on one or two oc casions, Mr. Tandy was permitted to air with him. 'Heard that the Attorney-General desired to be in -formed of any complaint - from the prisoners.. He 'never ;applied. to the Attorney .General.. Believes tae gaoler iti a. humane man ;: he has:not beets rettKed to get wine and spirits Irons his own house. He was trot permitted to send Isis wine to tL:t o]ler .prisene.ri, particularly' to Counsellor Mis On. 11e en!9rs his .. protest:against the evidence to be.: given by the lelons,..Wh.o have, and occa s ion a ii s d o ' , :ft end the 'S'tate Prisorwts, because they a'.;e ender Cobefik9'-Dr. Drevor to 'be steeld- Except in bread, the firod - in the last month has been much better. The bread is still bad, ,musty, and made of damaged.fiour. • • The quantity of, food is sufficient. Each man of the solitary prisoners helps PliniSelf . as,' he pleases; - each prisoner is. • brought- into the Corridore, where the joint of meat is placed, and helps hiin self, and is conduced back again. • July 17, tgo+ Is a barrister.—Has been confined sintaly. for the l as t two or. three tnonths.—\' 'first con fined singly, then he was allowed to be confine_l_with others—now is in solitary confinement. As to the food of the prisoners.L---They have hail bad meat, and during the last winter sait•meat, kind in a purtati state--frequently 'represented it to, Mr. Trevor and io Mr. Dunn, beit their com plaints have not been 'attended% to. ThinkS Dr. Trevor's 'situation in the gaol is eqoivocal ; one as inspector, and the other to worm, himself into the confidence of those who are weak and base enough to trust him. .They have, bad cabbageihat is•stibk-- ing—not always so, not frequently so, a but at times. Till within tour or five days ago,tlfey had old po tatoes, and thpie very bid. Had vegetables very sel dom, and' very:scanty ;• the butter sometimes very good, .but freqUently they had old and new butter mixed. They had tea and sugar always good; their bread half - baked, brought up by a person in I l k hand .without a plate, and laid o n a- table without a cloth. Bad water for seven or •eight months; when the cistern was examined there was filth found in it ;•• bUt cannot say whether the filth was excre ment. 'The? water holy good. - • No tablecloth; abapkin, a rubber; the only li nen they had were sheets.—The beds and sheets cannot be complained Of. The platea,Wqre washed in the buckets that held the urine.. • •He•does not state 'this from his own knowledge,—The : cookery bad ; they were obliged .to cook in their own, rooms. There is an improve ment in the cookery within thelastthree weeks. - Those in-solitary -confin ement , f our i n all, ' help - themselves successively and individually, So that the share of the last is cold. • The dinner table in the corridore was dirty; the - bread kept -in a window where there was lime, shoes, and blacking. A long time ago the neces• sary. overflowed into the corridure, so that the pi - 1;i. sorters Walked through the excrement to eat their dinner;- this was altered. ' • The.aliowance. of -3s. 'being - reduced - to Is. 1 td. . was made by Mr. Trevor. Thinks the - 3s. 3d. al lowed by Government would be sufficient fir the - comfiirt of the prisoners. The attendance very bad—but one to sixteen persons..---Ttie necessary 'a.aas the corridore-where the table• was; •that made their food disgustful. . • The hangman} of the Gaol brought up Water and . messageslo the doors of the - prisoners; there i. 'its nothing improper in hist behaviour. •T.i proai... sions now tolerably good ; 1 - iad roast mutt6o."and cauliflowers for dinner yeitet day, He was one of font in the saint; room, !1•1(t they were,obliged. to -close-stool: in their room. Al - fore cacb. other ; ti,ey were not broriglit : oul.ua&ti nafurai calls to tii e , 4;-uer-clO5Z:t below ; they' were at • times brotight Ourt a bUt at other times refused.; - t • TiJra'rstood that Mr;Trevor would conic any prisoner.who wanted him He. wiote_toaateaia e Dr:. 'II - el/or-to come to hint.--Dr. •Trevor sent. , r • hith to go dOwn to his office • the peO . - ple about Dr. Trevor, - and would:tint - g-o.to ficQ. : -. 3 ikiivrisoperls)_iatiiir s wan e, aa miiarraased, :and :-. et his metier at the' pc)iin c)1 death;` , yet was the • ticrielthA 'frt., or had sep,irated, awl put ia to solitary Confinement Hicks'ot,'Mr. Firl• rid,. Mr. Tano, and Mr. G r eys, ro;)in ;n-nongst ma . y.licippeci crawly - , the best dis posea men - . Da - . Tia'vor - clltaidgeS That he sepal - rued ' p; - isuner rum tlic o: bets or "He had se= , i;',1Z.,: , 1 Tandy an.i soma time before ; but --------- 7 — .7 - 7 - 7"-.- - -7.-- . Acts• js-t• . Granting CONTRIBUTIONS on PROPER Tl', I. ... .. 6Tc. 1808. . • , • I 'VT IS eviiifgSTrA: C9/ 1/1111 ISSI01VgRS,fir the ! 4 - -L . ,. AP7F/lIRS of TAXES, having received infir mation that malty Perron: residing in the . C.'itiet of London and WestMbister, . i and parte adjacent, btkre negleFied JO deliver Returns of their . 1 • Property , and' Pro l itr, for the year a SoB, ar required 6 -the said i .Acis hereby give Notice, that_ r;l ..Persons ..wiro shall omit to de i. liver their Return- rat the Ohrite of the Commiuioners, or to the I , .;lssessor of the' r,...r_pec7;-.i , e Diitrias, qvithin ',Fourteen Days from i the Date hereof, will le pr6seiwt e d for the Pena!y incurred by i s . inch clefardt. . -•,. -,', _ Officefir T axer , y 'llj u y 2°' ' i de :: o - f . • • - `MATTHEW WINTER. • 1808, the Board,